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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-04
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ o,v.r ,RIyER RAILROAD
GREAr FoUR.TRACK TRUNK LINZ
On ann affair Lime tran LANA

GREET On .b rdo IRTRAcK IRUNK LINZ
o GR Rhd after rs ISne rs trains Leave
an On anu Finest Passenger Station in America
rov snd ss.er Express draw cars to Albany
ga NJ saralogt Lake George Montreal special Draw
burg s1 Monrpai also !. s xysao. Lake aeorso Flats
800 a M the FAMOUS CHi'' AGO LIMITED, composed
%iSaa nc nis syra s socass
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland ana Toledo arriving
tloSo Chicago Express lrawing groom oars to Rich
field pr nrs. canlndaigna and tochestsr
id ~ m. Western NewYork and Northern Expires.
900 p. :, sA AroGA LIMITED Saturdays only.
$3.50 Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica special with
drawing room to Troy mt sara Connects through
a D. M. Acco nnofatlon 10 Albany and Troy.
80 p M; Fast Chicago Express wita sic ,pngcars t,r
and Chicago. Dlning-car New.YorE to ALBANY
63O m, Fast Cincinnati and St Loui, EXPRESS with
Louis AnOurn Geneva Canandagua CLAYTON and AIexsn.
ora Bay aai Psnl SMITHS sarsnac &c wa Utica daily
p M, NO ireai ssd Adirondack Express daiiv sleep
ing ears 70 Pattsbar and Montreal via Roasss Point and
Cha'eaugav r. r. for Lake chazy Lyon Mountain phs
doon Ike saranac Paul Smiths Sc SLEEPER daily except
Snm. SPECIAL slceper Rochester 74oI m. Bat
ialo 9s5 m. and CIey-lani. l2;I5 n. neytday:
Ter Buffalo, Niagara Fais Cleveland Toledo Detroit an
Shoaga seepngcars Clayton via Utica daily except
II15 Might Express. with sleepiny.csrs Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West
sarao Lake eor aud for the North Except Saturday
II sets aud space Drawing roo and slsemngcar. n
u Psrx Place, Battery Place. so West 125th... AMI
Mott haven Station l38h-st. New York 1893 washinsto
snd go Sul'on sts Brooklyn and 10 Fonrtst. Williams
w-scots Express call baggage from
daily others daily except Sunday .stop at Mott
J. NJ TUUCEY. HENRY MoNETT.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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nFLAwARr. LACKAWANNA and WEST

nFLAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ EaN RAiLR6AP sHoRTEsT LIEE BETw IasS
ThAINs. No DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
foot OF Barclay and Christopher sl
Ga m Daily epi SUNDAYS. Bura'o and osueeo Express
for Dap, Sronsburg Scranton Bnehamton. Elmr.
Ia h. an.x Buffalo syracuse. Osweso Greene. 0nford.
Scranton for Ptston, wilkes
barre Dsnvr and Northumberland At owego for ithaca
and interme hate sta tons
BIneamo wrgo and flmir2 connects at Scran'
ton for Pits Kingston. Wlkesbarre, &c.
Alum M scranton. Wikesbarre ana Kingston Express
m DAILY buffalo Iuiitcd Express for Strouishnrx.
Scranton Binghamon Owego, Emra. Corning. Bath Way
land, Bufalo &c. arriving In Buffalo 7;lO a. M;
slerplng Goa n IN clean -, ~ g..
o M Daily i,nnso Utica and n-yllie oswega Express
fo tirnu sbnrg cranton Bnghamton Cortland SFracnss
Oswego Greene oxford, Norwich Utica, &c, connects AZ
intermediate stations except saturdays
ronns,fs nj Rudalo with trains for AL POINTS West
HIchaed Spring. q q. III. daily excep SUNDAYS p. IN
ct,. or sale ami baggage 2s5 Broadway and
al W.-tcott FL prsss ofices Newfork and brooklyn
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EALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON.
NEWPORT FALL RIVER. AND EAST AND

NEWPORT FALL RIVER. AND EAST AND
a DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE NOV being operated
this ronte tour steamers In Mission Pigrtr Bristol
l'rosl enc aud Old tolonv FINE BAND AND
ORCHESTRA ATTAC = ED TO EACH STEAMER frlve
New York rom Pier p told Mol n. H. foot OF Murrayst
follows
$40 m. for Fall River direct connecting for Boston
Fich New. BEDFORD Marfhas Nnevard Nantucket
local no nt- Old Colonv Railroad.
6.l5 for N-Np,r dns abauf SIS and Fall River
shout connecting with trains AMI through
cars for Boston, Cano cod Lowell and North. Whts Noun
NC
SUNDAYS leave New.york at $50 p M all point. RS,
turning leave Boston y ~.
Coa1-otion by Annex Boat tally from Brook "a m.
jersey Cfty 4 q. m.
Ttcke,. he obtained Nrw.York
.O7 1Gl pt ard l223 Broadway Pa West l25th-st
l3f Vast i2itst li3 Bnwerr Asor Hor's AMI Wlndso'
Hof~ Line orrre pier 3s " r.. AMI m str1m~r.
BORDEN 4 LOWELL GEO. l. coNNDR,
Gen Pass Ag.
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0museuueufs.

Skuu0ktuL
"a DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS FAR
aSsa r'sSsss
~ $ SsFF 8 8 s sts$5SS
nsGsf.a y hS GE's s 2aERs ar sHps%S
The compelled to announce that NO FREE
NoTlcE~THis Is NOT FIREWORKS EXHIBITION.
Ss Ssn ana sssa .a 70 ss'
Square and at the news stands at all PRINCIPAL
run The
paIas SsrsedscSea steamers GRAND REPUBLIC and
H. Fr Sss's 1Ti i5 @ M sses2yn
Round trip 20 centa
CASINO Broadway and 39th-st.
so sF nydSEE
opsn. Air Roof Garden Concert after the Opera.
sS$E TizT FAC sSsT p SSifi Sf TaVon
ADMISSION soc. including both ENTERTAINMENTS
seats secured one month In adva,ce
EDEN MUSEE, Oldest, bet. 9Th and 9th ayes
u open sSs FGm GE & Fl fuR soGllSdk
Concerts ds;II % S5s%s }. ana s'oiiSy
and Prince Paul Esterhazy's Orchestra
Aa@isi 80 cents Children ar,n 20 c cents
MANHATTAN BEACH.
sEBAsTOPOL
AND GRAND FIREWORKS
INTERVIEWING ExcEPrsUNpAYs
THE GREATEST PRODUCTION OF TIE AGE
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE NJ . S:sW
M Mr. A. N NIX RAh hHch R6 MxYsyiELP,,
IN his ov n comedy. MONSIEUiES. ,s.n all
Instant success Matinee SATURDAY. so' " 49, -
MERRIMAC and MONalOh IA 49, s.s.aa D Omen
49, iLn. a,ns Visitors TO Central Park Will nnd this
within ons block Of 5thave entrsnce
II,1IIACK,S Broadway and 3Oth-st.
wv AZ Tl pERATURE NEVER OVER TO-
praULATED BY COOLING Machines
,frr foCKtRs BEAUTIFUL OPERA COAloUE
THE BEGGAR STUDENT.
BY THE
McCAULL OPERA COMPANY.
Admission 5oc. Matinee Saturday - -
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STEAMBOATS, auo RAILROADS..

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. -
80 stesmsrs CITY OF Troy aut SARATOGA issv,
iootef Chrisophsrs- Worth Svsr iaiv SHtrtsg
ep m Tor Irg al the North SANDY todclas
Albany Troy EfcirsiJa rck,ts $500
UDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
- Day Limo Steamers
NENNDRk and ALBANY
Daily Except Sundaysl
Leave nrookiyn Fuitonst tby Annex.
yo.s' nsslrys pier n m
Nc"-fork. West 22d-st pier 300
for ALBANS, ian ing ~ Yonkcrs West Point Newburz
fonghseepsie Rhinebeck Catski and Hudson Returning
leave Albany $50 a IN
Ahne BAND attached 10 each boat
-.x.- CONNECTIONS:
VIZ POINT and NEWBURG, with down day boat
X" EBHch tbyferryl with special train ulster
Der n ~ or The resorts OF the Catski Mountains
1AI M LA with special train Caiskill " R.
field "' - w. o"' -''''
A LBANY with N. Y. CENTRAL q H. r. r. r. for
ntca. Buffalo NIAGARA FALLS q the West with
Boston q ALBANY X L. for Boston 4 ID. 4 H. g. Co.'S
Kaiiroa io Montreal and the North SPECIAL TRAINS
~ AND FROM "a RATOGA- The New-Yor Transfer 10
VIII cal" tor and check baggage from hotels
E0R HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
steamer kaaterski leaves Tuesdays and Thursdays
aop M on Satnrdavs N n. m. Steamer Walter Brett
6p m from pier foot OF Jav-st, ". r
Steamer McManus Mondays Wetnssdav, and FRIDAYS
from pier foot OF nj m Roats canned with
Boston and Albany X. r.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Onand after JUNE ~, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NswYor VIA DesbrOsses coandt Streets
CsIs %os a. and M as Nswyork anil
,,, yesiIbnlei Car. at9 a. m. every day
Cory Tor T IT. Tis'' rs ctr is
e.
%nps s X: s, 10 ,Ts
nso" SIS ana sse e. ieS
4o ~ m ana and lIis nT nsh Sunday Si' and
For Atlantic CIV, except sunday AMI n m.
E cre CAR sr @ S1 T Ss . and
IL c nns Aa s5 l So M On Z u nSS1
or 2 Pom aa aDd II S a" sSD A'PTy p
and norfolk Railroad soon n ovsrv iay W via Baltimor:
,J.,,.- ritv Irorrs speedy and direct transfer Tor
zrsiTs s.r,S. From Pn.:burr. 10 100 1iso = NJ 7o'
$40 $50, NJ iss s!s Gao sss s'sS ~: ISs5
E% e.. Ssa%tssa a 81 s;sa sss SlS
S ' go o 10 7 lSo s S' 2so aSs saS ana
go nsh 500 nTN sS 100 49, SO So s'o 2p Ssj 1852
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EISrs:s rans cay. 'wIsrs via Dc'OrOs'o' and cors
CO 72o 8 taChsag; Limited AMI 70 wa,e,ortoq LIN
s pm 1s' i iss con sss ii
ll Ill "a n" $50 p n Sunday. EtPr".. e;l5 g HTi,eD
Train Nswycs daily sroee a sanda vat at s'S
S"% nadsv e Snneci trenton o a' c,m nd
Returning trains cave Broli street station P1iltisl1ut
l2;ol 40 io5, 40 5l0 $50 7,sl; SO 3So go IL
End lll5 fnif.d with Dnin~ 'ar 1:lt tut
l;h0a ny. l2+a 2;3o s2o. = s. q. G35. 7.l2 s2 md
POO m. ON Sundav 1891. 32n. 4:05. 40 $40 $50,
ato "a NJ l2:ia 30 aso Limited 6:2s C3b. 1872 and
Sl2
Leave phi'te'phia c,uisn m, . m ami 40 .. u
daiiv. eycept sunday.
Ticket Orires $40 435 and att Hro.fvav H,ls.
Battery piarN AMI font ~ D-sbrpss.s All "0rtir
Conrf-st and Brooklvn Annex Station foot Of Ft0ast
Rroeklrn station Jersev ctv Emi~rans Ticket ouca CAS-
Tie Tirlrn.
The Yorg.rransfer Company will call for AMI check
baR rsge from hotels and resisncs1
CHARLES T.. PUGH. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ennr oF LIRERrY sTREEr NOnTH RIYFR

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Tine Fable Of June ~. 1887.
For PUIIA ~ LPHTA ana TRENTON. i" Round Brook
Route" ~ o. 1880 900 100 1850 800. 400 b:30
7;30 1900 y. IN. SUNDAYS ~ 400 $40 M $50 1900
Trains leaving at 400 $50 400 l3o, coo. 63r
7.t0 1910 have inr reading ~ sbn-g.
Pnttsvle eie 400 for Lake Hopacong Ea-tcn Beth.
lehen, Alenown Rea ling Hsrrsburs. etc On Sundays
for Lake Hopatcnnr. Esston.
73"a for Lake Hopatcong. Easton bethlehem. Allen
$50 a m Tor Esston Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Ikrsbsrre Scranton. Reading Harrisburg. Pottsvio
Tamaqla. SnamoEin. sudbury. Lewisburg wlliamsport
Mau-h chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc
3lb bethlehem. Allentown, Malch Chunk
wtikcsbarrc. Scranton, Tamaqus Shsmok n.
4SG for Lake HO stcone. Easton Bethehem, Allen
6gs n m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Nnkesarre. Reaing Harrisburg etc On SUNDAYS at 53O
400 Sis 99n lI:i5 m i3O. 2:3o $780, 900. AGO. $40
Is ~. Sundays 900 400 y. Tor Rel Bank. Long
Hanch Asbury Park OCEAN Grove except sundays) PoiH
90 m, $780, a:3o p. M for Lakewood Toms River
400 q NJ lao D. M for Haven. Atlantic City, Vine
400 SIS. Ills m. 100 49, $50 65 p. for Free
200 600 s.l5. $50 1880 Ills a m. $780, $780, 400
l3o 500 $50 6l5 sundays 900 NJ, 400 p. for
i'''" NEw.JEGsEY SOUTHERN DIV
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH, % FAN GROVE &C.
From PIERS ". r.
At4:3o 500 300 HOO M 100 34j. 4:3p $50 m
SUNDAYS $50, llOO a. IN. $3.50 D. H. for Hishiards Sea-
A. 30 $40 = M iioo Saturdays only) 3;a5 43O. $50
for Atlantic Highlands M 80
AZ stO 300 ii:OO q M. 100. 3:45 4S0 $50 p. for
Lake PIT Pleasant, &c
Al i'3o $40 NJ. 100 345 IN. for Lakewood Toms
River and Barnegai. ,. a., -,
Al $50. m. Tor Ninelanu, BrdSeton' Beach haven
and Atlantic City.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
For Boston, Worcester, Portland and white Mountains
DIRECT ROUTE
NewLondon Norwich, Watch Hill AMI Block Island
RATES REDUCED.
Steamers "cty OF Worcester city Boston, and "city
Of Lawrence" PIER 40 North River foot Of Watts st.
next pier above Desbrosses,t erryh daily Sundays OK
copied p. Tickets and staerooms secured at 2o7.
Gel 3o7 457 and a57 Broadway 10 and IL
1853 Bowery. Astor House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hotels s3S Fulton.st Brooklyn at Pier 40 North River
steamers
G.. W. BRADY. Agent
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Nv ROAD. .
Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asbury Park.
Ocean Beach spring Lake. Point Pleasant NC
COMMENCING, JUNE 81, 1881.
aims leave New York foot Cortandt and Desbrosses ss
7;lo $40 1900 23O. 1910, $40 Uimed ex-
press. except Red Bank '4l0 g. $50 Sundays 7lo
4:l5 a. IN. D y. IN. -.
from loot OF LIbertyst- Sis: s9:3o .lll5 NJ $50
'23O 5. 80 (fas erpres '43O $3.50 els sundays.
pa. and Sunday trains do not stop at ocean Grove
o Asbnry Park.
Denotes ex pross Trains
RUFUS BIODGETT ]. r. WOOD, II. T. BALDWIN.
supt. Gen Pas Agt. r. II. T. q. PA @. II. r. OF NJ J..
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DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH ,,,,
Leave Penn IL 40 m. Parlor cars 70 ba,imore,
thence palace arriving at ola Point :, ZIP H.
'o'' " Genl Pass Agent. $40 Broadway, n. Y.
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~ Trans leave from Chambersst Station Engewood
Tenafy. Coster sparkll and Nyack 63o. 40 S;2g
1890 p M. ~ midnight sundays 7lo. 800 a. M. and
n m. For Manuel. Spring Valley. Monsey and rallmans
$50 7lO $50 a. M $50 $3.50 p (l:3o p. Saturdays
only. sundays $50 n IN. ?. III.
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THE STATE of TRADE.

slsnr quiet ana Western snserhns 81 SsS
1890 10 Extra :, l. 7' TO Family - y. 10 I M,
- 81 e4 81 Patauscs Family - 80 aa snnsrav,
Patent 81 Mheat-scutherna stcaay: wss9srn
Winter Rel spot 7sS 1884, 7s'c; septe%-
Der sosssOsc: October sl,ssS2cs Dsfem sw "a soc
Western higher Mixed spot 81 VIC asked Angus. &c sSv
September tshs4ssc oet,ber 49e ' M,I
sss35c Pennsylvania 33sssc.-.itye lover AZ 80 y,
62e new.--.Har hrm. PRIME TO Cnsce p az az
ssis sr:vs:.: ssS, quiet M's: fRa s 81 sas
saesea " 7sss sacon-sSnniaers !.sssc clear E,s
Butter was firm ws.isrn Packet i2s BE- rrsansry
i7S2le. Eggs steady At 2Sl25c Petroleum ~ ,r
,ars1 so; osna Cooper GO
Renbsi 9s. SlOc.. whiskev STEADY at 81 HSsi 10.
rrs:h Lv.roos cor s.s.,%ss ssa i7ss s5s
whea 1873 700 bnsh. Corn bush oats I.vo y"sm
Rve 1900 bssn shipnsnts-fo 7626 so,s W ns
Corn 76.l0o lush
Boston, Aug 2.-rlour ouet-csmmen Extras - az 10
ass a. pril ynsN Patents Choice 10 Fancy 20 ~
- orn sreaav--sseansr Mixed 62c oats quiet:
tsD si7 shorts slso spring g slI 90
York aud Vermont 24c Vermont Dairy Extra 20
Gle. Cheese quie-Best NswYork and Vermont loo
l6SI7c Western fres 15c Recepts for the day-rsu
5000 bbA and 10000 sacks Corn 2s.Ooo bush oASs
50. 900 shorts ]. 700 bush
demand sales at SIC No. Hart Nerthern Pacins au
az soc asked w.ts whesI nnsettled NO Eed he,a AZ
strong aud higher; No 246 S46c. Oats quiet steady
no wiis Sc No White Ssc Co. Ne e Maen 90
Spring sit 80, C.rnmeai QUIET. Oatmeal quiet
Canal eignts were quiet whsa, SgsS Goo o pusn Corn
o s ,nsh Sooo Dds Su,n ssrlsr r"sn Rail
road sa."@ent.cFisur Iooeo bills Wheat 20.OUi bush
Corn S.ss Sa:S
OATS bush
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CIRCULATING MUSIC LIBRARIES

p.-.w.,, acting librarian Of the Brooklyn
60 "a. contributed to recent number Of The
Tibrerv Journal the results Of an experiment begun
IN $50 with . circulating musical department. one
Of the directors supplied the money In that year r
a.. purchase and binding Of 400 volumes selected from
the wors of the best classical and modern composers
and since then nearly 400 volumes more have peen
added to the library. The selections include piano
forte solos and duets songs, operas, orasonos ano
what Mr.. Bardwen calls Scores" but which are moro
probably arrangements Of choral works with piano
forte accompaniment and transcnptons Of orchestral
COMPOSITIONS In tho classification given later. at
least, the word "sc0ro" Is used ambguousy, ME-.
Bardwell speaking Of "scores for two hanos'
sscores for four hands" and "ful Scores" pesioes
mentioning oratOrios, cantatas, masses odc' su
operas at did not take long," said Mr.. baro~eli.
"to determine that so far Brooklyn Is concerned
the experiment was q success No STATISTICS ha'o
been kept show the relative use OF TINS po,uon
of the library, but 1t has been In constant ana III
creasing request II an opera Is 10 Dc Pioa"o1' VI
n the Philharmonic Society has on us pfogiahinio
selections from any Of the noted compo'erS' 'hoio
IA directly call for the work thus brought 10 no'eo'
So far as the classics 60 there Is fair cohccuo''
Of music in the Aston Library In this city, but neitnet
in music nor relating to music mas tnc col
lection kept up to the stanaa phnssra, scors
were purchased and at the suggestion OF rr9tsssUs
number Of S0Os a9SsRsa as It
sidercd pity by musical students, however that inc
The Astor Library is only q library of reference and
for the advantages he'd out by the musical m
q the Brooklyn a. soSes a Those
latng Music Library has been maintained Ior aoou.
fifteen though it has never been prohts 10 eha M
donmont because Of the expense and trouble entaiea
BY tho handling Of about 10000 number 5h. Mr. Mr.;
Ecbirncr has no orchestral In his library, put
has the standard operas and symphonies In vocai
score and pianoforto arrangement The principal de-
positions and prescriptions for four and eight hands
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nIrIs LEVY Auctioneer, sells confenaui77
IL nxtures and lease Of sAloon. No iss s'ss
pAYH}HlbS NEE dusfs Attorney for xss'sas~
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CHICAGO Aug 1.-The leading futures ranged as follows

"a IS spring Wheat So sOGs IS Spring Patents "a 90
% 80.
The highest cash prices were as folows-Wheat-N =
sprnr % 81 sDrinS nominal Ma Ken IL &c Csra-
ka .Oats-Sa 20 kvo-Ne Z $50
Barsv--No nominal. -. frsf sssA-So $! ~ rlme
Tiu.tnr 81 Is - Mas. PsrK SIS 90 .... Lard-s6 80
short Rio Sides ~ H. Dry satod sheuutIs ovfed
SIS 30 Jst- hst ,ot,t - 40 " nisSon 81 ~
oar railou -. suKar-Cut Loaf 0ssc Granulated obc.;
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FuI|-Dress Straight-Cut.

UNouEsTIoNAs BLY, THE CHOICEST CIGARETTE
UNDER No CIRcUMsTANCEs WILL THE aieh
sTAXDARD OF THESE GOODS BE ChANuEzn ,ropu
THEs CIGARETTES ALTH0UeGrHu cTn TX III FFER
tn OTUERs ARE WELL WOHTH LnE - n
ENCE ASKED AND ALWAYS GIVE THE Nus nv
TIRE Ep % rGAiGARErTEs IN FOLLOWING STYLES
Latest English (new) Pocket Cases,
Cross Country (new) for the Saddle,
White Caps new, for the Beach,
AVN TIE POPULAR "FULLDREss" PACKAGE
KINNEY TOBACCO CO.. Ncw-Yerk
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Jnstrnrticn.
CCHOOL OF PREPARATION


No "a Vest 57thst, New Yerk Cl,I.
BOARDING AND DAY PUPIL,
Reopcps Tuesday, September 81 1851
NOVEL; & SCHEVMERHORN.
CHORTHAND AND TYPE-WRlTlNG thor
y on,hy Taught at the New.York School Of Bon Pitman
Pbonosraphy Standard Building. 1855 Broadway
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, lab
u Brvay 42dst slst year primay eo%m aoR
ny W. L. AKIN. n. &. HENDRICkSON, Principals
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higher "r,amerv 10 e26G' Dairv i2bs2so Eggs iose
A". 8 ss was wa. Farm. s.
Su. aso 1iG Cor. active ' Nv nf~
s Ss4. aa SI s 90 &
EU. - & saeSp S.,n .sys sas:
Of SnI,h.d .oois ca tho bs,. butter strong
srpsr c''%sF, Sse si afa
t ,s !.S sacn 80 20
shIpmsnts 500 bead
s orTn0 .d A4 4ss xa:s.i ~s ssrs%ssr
Corn Cash - 400 S.o Corn 500 Su;n oass
1000 bush
Ispr,xAroLIs Aug Wheat strong No Rod 60 20
S so 2 MiIoi z 3'sS MI ''' ''' ~
MILWAUKEE Aug 2Fi:ar steady w 1ss, vas wash higher
cors hirner 30 o1c.....oats IN better demand Ma
s %si ssGsf s;pis@s.1 aI% PORK
SO 90 s .t, IS 50 80 Ess Ts "a %
%nssis@ 1hs 81 ,5s hSss .s1 5ss "%.a
ssipnsats-rlour Vs'S Wheat Oasr' BARLEY
light offerings No II .c; DO for September
rHrLApsLrHA Aug Flour demand light market ~ weak
Western ana rsna.yly.na saossaaS 81 ,ossS 90 500 10
s. rs Roller Prcce - 90 est So Delaware
81 40 ndiaIa Clear 2o 90 straisht - Is
4os L.as asa sSuhsS1 'O Ssa FAIR 70
Choice 5U1si 10 Minnesota s.k,ri esar % So i1
en- eSo,ee IS ys Fvur ~ az Is barrel
for FAR o Sycamore quoted At 81 'O....:
demand light offerings O. high grades very small
s7s.e do Tor Seps@oer so ,ssorc do l.r oeoesr sls
asZc.. November s. =. sSc Corn market was
ssns pS%' s. .s.,o SO hts' Sa r1f spI in gram
depot 5iIc. ellOw In 2oth st! elevator o. &c No
a. SOC DO ior September sS2ajOSo; do for october
$3.50 oa,sTHr "a1s S va. Waite So e New
~ mt 81 GnsrsGsa White s XII. % so NC o,S
No Wmts &c. Fu'ures were nrmer but Quiet no
White Tor Auss.t So .S4 &c 10 for ssD1e1psE 'c
Potatoes steady Mlryand ne" afs Choice per ogi % ae
ppoy,s,ns .Issny Beet Citv Family per obi 5Oeiv DO
packet. SO smoked Beef loo. Beoi sms 81 %
40 rsmr sis COOL 30 ham. smoked ~ "a slc Lard
Refined 81 200 rs do steam 80 s0' 90
2Ss2Ici Western creamsrv Extra At C.: H. c ana n
cresm ssra 1s% ma S p,cs,af hs' Ohio has;
choice a'c Pennsylvania part skins 1900 DO ,al
skim. iags ksss dull r.npsytsns
Aos beis ESQ suear-Rennod steady sranul.tsa
tssge ooais ssa bran SIS scsss
per ton Receipts Flour 500 bbls Wheat lo2ooO
%mo. SO 900 lush Cor. 1000 10000 bush.
ST Lou- Aug ?Fsa was active Family - 90
re octoc S is.s7ic. soslns iaa.c Corn llsGer
cash soc August S5sSSerc closing Ssas september
Ssac.... Dat. and higher, Cash 23.c. August 80.
s Ss2 s@ TmotS1
si2 oOssi6c 90 PRAIRIE 50 ooSso 90 Bran vas active
Butter strong Creamery 20 S2sc DAIRY COrnnsai
steady whiskey wa. steady at 81 % Provisions
nfy.a, shoulders 50 7S Long clear s. 20
81 Clear Ribs So zoos "a snort Clear 81 GOES Bacon
shsri Clear - u pso37a steady At sl oosi 90:
1000 obls Wheat i2o 600 lash r Saa
49,. ss,pmentsFour 900 b6is Wheat 1000 bush
1900 bush oats $4,000 'ush Rye ou'h Barley none
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-13

ROla declares that the child's fsther
one day accused the old man of hav-
ing bitten the infants srn and Of
sucking blood from the wound, and
said that IL the old man ever ill.treated
the baby again he would kill him.
Decycraga Is said 10 have responded:
II won't do IL again" Rola says that
several men at the lodging house bear
marks Of having been bitten. He has
been at the boarding house only
week, and says he would not sleep
there another night.
A visit to the boarding house disclosed
q scene of squalor. About twenty Ital-
lars were loungiDg about a stove on
which scraps OF meat we've simmering.
In . wooden box nailed en- the wall,
about foot from the stove, lay an in
fant. whose mother took II out Of the
box and unwrspped about two yards
OF bedticking which had been wound
around the child's body from head to
foot. The child's bones were barely
covered with flesh. The skin looked
as II II bad been scared on o stove, and
was marked with scars.
A young Italian who said that
Decycraga had sucked his blood. re-
moved his clothing and showed spots
on bis body where the skin had been
broken. Antonio Decycraga 10 about
S. years old. The case has been re-
ported to the Society for the Proven.
tion Of cruelty to children, who will
Investigate IL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-13
A Merry Engineer.

Frank Jones. who was killed at Gar
rison last week while "bucking" q
snow bank, was one Of the nerviest
men In the service. 1t is q rule on
railroads that for bucking snow only
men of unquestioned nerve shall be
selected. A friend relstes the follow
ing circumstance, illustrating the
mans characteristics heroisnI. Ii WAS
at Mullen tunnel. Upon leaving the
tunnel on the down grade, east side,
he discovered always on watch that
the train had broken IN two just back
OF the baggage car, which, OF course,
caused momentary anxiety on his
paIt, being in the night. He immedi-
ately took In the situation, opened up
his engine, and ran down the steep
grade, which should never be run
down at rate Of speed exceeding ten
miles an hour, as fast IA his speed
could take him, his object and Judge
ment being 10 keep away from the
rear end Of the train, taking chances
of ditching his engine to save the pas
sengers innocently sleeping on the
train. At the foot OF the grade he did
not stop his engine and jump of, ~
be could have done, and save his life,
but kept his eagle eye out and
rated his speed according TO the cir
cumstances, and as the balance of the
train came down two sleepers and
three coaches) caught them and saved
the train with q mere jar 10 the pAssen-
gers. who never knew the cause Of 10,
and only awoke and dropped TO sleep
again, never knowing OF the danger
they were IN. This 10 the man who
was killed at Garrison.